Samridhii Shukla and Rohit Purohit starrer Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Haiwill soon see some amazing episodes. We have seen how Dadisa has finally agreed to get Abhira and Armaan married. Rohit made her do so as he believes that only then Ruhi will be able to move on with him. However, Ruhi is only using Rohit to get close to Armaan. She was frustrated with Dadisa's decision and decided not to let the wedding happen at any cost. She wants Armaan anyhow and hence manipulated Dadisa to change Abhira's name. She knew Abhira would not like it and reject Dadisa's decision.
However, Ruhi's plans failed. During Raksha Bandhan, Anupamaa brought up the topic and took a stand for Abhira. Armaan also criticised Dadisa for her decision and said that even he would change his name if Abhira's name is changed. This made Dadisa take back her decision and Ruhi was angry over this.
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We further saw Ruhi making more plans to create trouble for Abhira and kept faking her love for Rohit. The engagement preparations also began and we saw Abhira getting shocked after Armaan chose engagement rings worth crores. Abhira was given the responsibility to keep Armaan's ring with her and she was scared.
She decided to safeguard the ring but thieves come home and try to steal the ring. However, Abhira fights back and makes them run away. This is the most trending story right now in Entertainment News. In the upcoming episodes of Rajan Shahi's Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai, we will see that Abhira will wake up and find the ring is missing. We will see that Ruhi has stolen the ring to trouble Abhira but Armaan will get to know about the issue.
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He will quickly buy a duplicate ring and keep it in the ring box quietly to save Abhira from getting embarassed. Ruhi will once again get shocked and irritated with this. We will see that the ring ceremony will happen nicely.
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